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And Garmin Connect still doesn't seem to offer anything like privacy zones, it's all or nothing worth them. If anything, Strava is the beacon of privacy on the
by usrusr 9y ago
And Garmin Connect still doesn't seem to offer anything like privacy zones, it's all or nothing worth them. If anything, Strava is the beacon of privacy on the field of social fitness tracking. Garmin's only redeeming quality is that their failure to get Connect to really get off the ground in terms of social (segments and the like) that there is little incentive to ever set anything public there.
In fact, I believe that their lack of gradual privacy controls was an important factor in the failure off Garmin's attempt to gobble up Strava's market (back when they introduced their own competitive segments with the Edge 1000, now they are happily cooperating).
- nradov 9y agoGarmin Connect added privacy zones in April 2017. They work exactly the same way as in Strava. https://connect.garmin.com/modern/settings/privacySettings https://connect.garmin.com/modern/settings/privacySettings I don't think Garmin Connect was really ever intended as a true Strava competitor. It's limited to just users of Garmin devices and intended to drive hardware sales through offering additional planning and analytics features.